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Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Handsome Present for the PoDe

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 2.-The Redemp-
torist fathers of the province of Balti-
more have had prepared for presentation
to the pope on the occasion of his golden
jubilee, a combined writing desk and
bookcase. 1t is magnificent work of
art, being pictorial history carved in
wood of the growth of the Catholic
church in America, and is one of the
finest pieces of workmanship ever turned
out in this country.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
The Strike Was a Failure.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The strike of the
book and job printers is ended Typo
graphical Union No, 10 held especial
meeting Sunday afternoon and declared
that the 400 strikers must return to work
on the basis of ten hours a tlay for $18 per
week, This action of the union was
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
The Asylum Row.

YANKToN, d. II, Dec 3.-The argu-
mcnt in the quo warranto proceedings
against the old board of asylum trustees
will be had Wednesday next The new
board failed to hold it's regular monthly
meeting last month and will await the
decision of the court before proceeding
any further -.a-. >
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
An Extensive blizzard.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 30.-Reports from
various parts of the West show that the
recent blizzard was very widespread. AT
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the thermometer
registered 81 degrees below. In Kansas
the zero point was reached in several
towns. Throughout Wisconsin, Mime.
sofa and Dakota the mercury ranged
from 15 to- 33 degrees below, The
weather is now mooerating. -
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Dnkotn I.awx Invalid-

SIOUX FALLS, D. T., Dec. 2-The Ar
gus-L Leader, Of this city, in a. leading ar
.ticle, claims that the laws Of 5DakotaIter-
ritory, which have beens compiled bye e.
w. Caldwell; -ex-territorial auditor, and
Charles Hs:Price, the :Highmore lawyer;
have been invalidated by reason of the
delay in their publication.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
The Anarchist Burial Place.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2,-The anarchists have
finally decided to inter the bodies of the
executed men in Mount Greenwood ceme-
terry, twenty miles south of the city on
the Chicago &5 Grand Trunk road. The
site, which is on the apex Of the hill, was
donated by the cemetery company
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
A Finnish Daily Pnner.

tsHPEMIEe, Mich, Bee; 6.-John Ed
man, of Ashtabula, Ohio, will begin the
publication on Jan. !, in this city, of a
Finnish daily newspaper, the only oae in
that language in the United States.
Northern Michigan has q very large lin
nish population.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07

LONDON, Dec. SIT is certainly re-
markable that President Grevy should
have resigned on the day which marks
the anniversary of the two events which
comprised the beginning and the success
full ending of the coup d'etat of Napoleon
III his dissolution of the assembly Dec. 2,
1851, and the establishment of the impe-
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07

ignation until Monday until the devel-
opments of yesterday made further
postpenement impossible, strength
ems the conviction that Prov
idence supervened to bring
about the fall of the president of the last
French republic on the calendar day that
witnessed the overthrow of the repubi-
can system of government twenty-five
years ago.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
EOR IOWA. SOLDIERS.

Dedication and Opening of the New Home
at MarshalItown.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 80 After waiting
for over twenty years Iowa has finally
provided soldiers home The new
structure is located near MarshaHtown
and will be dedicated this Wednesday.
The dedication will be kind of joint
affair betwceu.the state authorities and
the Grand Army of the Republic. Judge
Rea, commander-in chief of the G. A.
r., will be present, Thursday the home
will be ready for business, opening its
doors for needy veterans at once.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Minneapolis wheat Rece;nts.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec, o. The wheat re-
ceipts this year promise to reach the
amazing figures Of $4,000, 900 bushels.
Last year they were $4,000, 009. { The
Minneapolis reeeipts SO far exceed those
OF Duluth, Milwaukee and Chicago COM
bined.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Oil In Texas.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex Dec. 5.-While
drilling an artesian we'll six miles east
Of this city, petroleum was struck
at a depth of 3C0 fset. The oil
burns freely and also possesses fine lubri-
eating qualities. Several barrels have
been drawn, and the indications point to
large deposit. The discovery causes
pxcitpmpnt
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
ratti NAV Never siue Arai,.

New York, Dec. "A riinor has been
published here to the effect that Nine.
Patti would be unable tossing again, be-
ing confined to her castle in, Wales, suf-
fering from cancer of the stomach.
Those here who are most likely to know
discredit the rumor
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Profits on Prosecuting Boodlers.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.--The following shows
the total gain finapcia1ly to Cook county
by the Doodle proseeqtinnsl Voluntary
reductions, s97, $40; stricken from bills
and cancelled warrants, $99, 500; warrants
not to be paid, $122,632; fines paid by
commissioners. $4,000; refunded by
RraineFd, SIG, ,6a4I total, aas9, ,sa7.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07

AfCAAANN4bVAO NNAAAAA4
date for school COM
missioner in the re-
cent election, was
marrie ed Friday
night to Willis B.
Coon, manager of
her campaign, who,
though a Republi-
can, gave up his law
practice fora month
towork for her. Dem
ocratic farmers of
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
A Successful ar-Heater Experiment.

MElSEAroLls, Dec. 6.-Thes gasoline
safety car-heater, a recent invention, was
put to severe test here Saturday. A
dummy coach, built of inflammable ma
terials, was fitted up with the heater and
sent .pllTpging down. an embankment.
The car was completely wrecked, but it
did not catch fire.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
The HeDnepin Canal Project.

PEORIA, Ill Dec. 2.-Theresi is to be an
informal meeting to discass the canal
project In Chicago-on on the. Sth inst Col.
Taylor and Mayor Kinsey, of the com
mittee, have arranged to meet Judge
Prendergast and others and get the pro-
ject in shape for presentation to congress-
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
1T is SADI-CARNOT.

The New French President Takes Up His
@ 49, Residence at the EIysee.
PARIS, Dec. 3.-M. SaM Carnot is
elected president of the French republic,
having received 600 votes from the ma
tional assembly in congress at Versailles.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Berry Has Mailed His RepIy.

NEW York, Dec. 2.-The Rev havl IS
A. Berry, of Wolyerhamptap, EnssL.:td,
has cabled the officials of T!yn GU, i
church acknowledging the receipt of t';o ,
cali and stating that his reply would I'll
low by mail
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
GREvY GIVES In.
The French President at Last
SuccslmDs 10 the ClamOr for
His Resignation.
BY a Coincidence 1t Comes on the
Anniversary of the First Re-
pubic's Downfall.
Published Wednesdays.

PARIS, Dec. 2.-President Grevy has
sent his message of resignation to the
chamber of deputies. A session of the
chamber has been called to meet in the
cessor.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
1ncornoratea m o at,noaI ,1;;,

6 SIoHx ClTY,i Iowa, Nov 30-=Artieles
of incorporation of the Sioux City Oat+
mead Mill company, with q capital stock
of $75, 600 have been filed. The com.
pany is composed of Sioux City business
men A mill will be bufit at once.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Minneapolis ont in the Cold.

WASHINGTON, Dec. g. The contest for
the Republican national convention will
soon become very active, The indica-
tions now are that the contest has mar.
rewed to three eities-C Chicago, Phfladel-
phia and New York,
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Will the Army BE Enlarpede

WAsHfNGTOE, Dec. 2. 2.-Army men think
dan that the army shall be increased by
5000 will be listened to withmore atten-
ton this year than before, and that the
anarchist agitations will convince many
of the necessity of the increase
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Duluth's Flour Trade,

DULUTH, Nov. 70, The 1igures of the
flour tFaffic through Duluth the past
season show it to have been the largest in
the history of the place. Total receipts
were !, 1885, ,932 barrels; shipments, 33332
725 barrels
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Can't Tear themselves AWAY.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Dec. 5.-It is nm
derstood here that the Western Base Ball
league intends making bitter fight to
prevent Kansas city from leaving 1t next
season to enter either of the big associa-
tiorls, or, as is more probable, the new
Western association to include only large
aiffeS
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Lerman CONTROL off TeIcrran.1.

BERLIN. Dec. "A meeting of the
shareholders of the United German Tele-
graph company was held The holders
of 1895 shares present approved the
sale of the eompany's lines to the govern
ment
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Iowa Democrats.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, Dee, 2.-The DEM
ocratie state central committee met here
and closed up the business OF the late
campaign. 1t was decided to hold the
next state convention at DUBUQUE, but
the date was not fixed,
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Diphtheria at the Orphans, Hom,

CANON FALLS, Mimi, Nov 30i-There
are eleven casessof diphtheria in the or
-phans' home at 'Vesa There are forty
children in. the heme and these eleven
eases all deVsl6ped this week. All the
children hnYe .heen exnnsed-
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
A New Daily for Detroit,

CHICAGO, Dec. 6,-P. j, Delvin, for
merly a newspaper man of this city and
now of the Detroit Sunday World, is here
buying perfecting press for use on his
paper, which win be issued daily after
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
shook hv Earthnnake.

ROME, Dec. 6.-The town of Bisignano,
in Calbria sustained severe shocks of
earthquake, by which twenty houses
were destroyed and several persons killed.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07

rial m o narchy y
Dec. 2, 1852. This
circumstance is
regarded by the
monarchists as q
favorable omen to
their cause, and
n e undoubted
fact that M. Gre
Wy had intended
to defer the pre-
sentation an d
reading of his res
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
REWARDED A WlRE-PuLLER.

A Defeated Lady Candidate for school
Commissioner NIarries Her Chief SUPP
porter.
WALCOTT, N. Y, Dec. 6.-Nellie Lu-
c~a&fa Crol~ 1afon%nI
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
A winter nridge.

WINoNA, noe. a.-Thc Burlington &
Northern completed its winter bridge
across the Mississippi at Winona Thurs
day night, aud trains were running
across to-day. The bridge Is 1900 feet
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Duluth Air Line to Om.h,.

ST. PAUL; Dec. 9.-President Fisher, of
the Duluth road, leaves for New York in
the interest of the proposed air line to
Omaha. He says his company will spend
81, 600, coo In improying dock facilities in
Dnluth next year.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
President Of switzerland az Elected.

BERNE, Dec. 6.--The council of
state has elected M. Gavard, of Gem
eva, president and NJ. Schoch, of Shaft
hausen, vice president of Switzerland
Both are radicals.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07

the vicinity sent wedding gifts of garden
produce, and the Democratic county COM
mittee silver service with a letter of
conUratulation.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
CIVIC SOCIETIES:
G. A. r

A.. F.. & A. M.'.-Goldeu Shcaf Lodge No
1885, Meets 1st and Sd Saturdays of each month.
H. WHIrELEY Sec. c. l.. BRowN, " NJ.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
The Fisheries Commission Fruitle

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The fishery
commission expects to complete its work
this week or next. There is an. impress
sion that the commissioners are likely to
discover without much further cpnsulta-
ton that there can be. no common basis
of agreement unless it be one us to how
the treaty of 1881 shall be Interpreted.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
CHURCH DIRECTORY;

CsSGREGA rIoN Al, Rev. ]. B. Farbank, Pastor.
MgrIaaISr. Rev. Z. p. Robertson, Pastor.
RaaNH GArHoLIc, Rev. Geo. Gaskell. Priest
SsANprSAvTAN ExASGELIGAL LUTHERAN, Rev
A. j. Anderson, of Scaudis, Pastor.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07

q. A. 7. Oyerto1 POST, No. %. meets the
Second anI Taurt,I Ft'itayS OF eaca month,
at s o'clock p. m.
w. I. CoLYER, Com.
A. P. DYE, Adjutant.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
4. 0. U. w

Morris T.1isa, NJ. -. Meets each Tuesday
evening at their hall.
o. C. HANsOE, NJ. Y.
e. w. RANDALL, r scorder.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
Activity in the NAVY Yard

NEW YORK, Dec 6-There are signs of
extensive operations in the Brooklyn navy
yard. The preparatory work for the
aFmored cruiser to be built there is being
pushed, also the work ON the double-ter-
reted monitor Miantonomah. The enter
prise and Nipsic, which have been under
going repairs, are nearly ready for sea.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
VOL. XII, NO. 80


rs.s .4--s--IxtNae-As'
JUDICIAL OFFICERS:
sYS. C. L. SHOWN 3issrfet Jadge.
COUNTY, OFFICERS:
GEo. II. ,MrSEe, Sheriff.
K C, HsLsEsoN, Treasurer.
SAMUEL LA .sSS, Clerk District Court.
SEp, VI. GILFINAS, Auditor,
t. H. WELLINGroN. Register Of Deeds
Csc T. DARLINa, Judge of Probate.
). A. FLAxEKrr, Attorney.
IL. l.. HIsRLRERDa Coroner.
D. L. NHEAgoN, Surveyor.
". l. GoLrER, Court Commissioner:
NM. Z. BIcKNELL, County Supt. OF Sehools.
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Snr,G,rEyEf4rs ~. w.

Scott Legion, NJ. I3. Meets at it's hall the
tirst and thiri Fridays ut each mouth.
II. ). JUDsoN, Com.
w. II. MILES, Rec.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07
DIVISION NO. /, \. 0. II.

Meets second Wednesday of each month,
In its hall, at 7:33 p. NJ.
c. p. MAGISSIS, PreS't.
s. A. FLAAHERTY, Rec. Sce'y.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07

WM. 2IoRDAN, Sec'y.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07

NlLLAlfE OFFIGEKS:
C. WINTERNUTE, President.
L. Il. PEARCE,
u. o. JUDSoN, SConacilorS
II. WHITELEY.
THoS. FHoMASSoN. J
Jso. ID. GILLESPIE, Recorder.
". j. MUNRO, Treasurer.
: nES"I = nHsrGx H9rGHiSs Justicesof the Peace.
ID. T. WHEATON, Assessor.
JAS. GRIFFITH, Marshal.
Morris tribune., 1887-12-07

BET IEL t)IIANDEHT, Z. D.,
KNIGHTS TEMPEAR.
Meets second and fourth Mondays of each
month, D. Z. SUTHERLAND, T. Z.
o. c. HANSON, Rec.
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N AkE n rs,
New YORK Marset.

NEW IoRs, Jan. S-riour market dull ,
Fine, o. 2SSsS %; superfne g. HIS ~;
common to good extra Western, g. luSlt 81 good
to fancy eXIrR state, q SslS IS
wheat-So. l He'd State eiSSss;c No. 2 DO.
aSSc No. Red, Winter, Jan. PBt,c Feb, a., c.
Corn-No, mixed cash, tSc DO Jan, ts,,c
Feb &ac.
osts-So. white State, Ilc No ? DO saSc..
Ne mixed. Jan Sb.c.
Rye dull Western aS.sSc sts,e, sTsG@c.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull new mess, tl2 2aRl2N
Lard-Feo., o. as May, s. II
Molasses steady at s)C for ~ test.
Turpentine q rm al SSc.
Resin duh strained to good, 81 ctssl o5.
Petroleum dull; Refined. In cases, sNC.
Treights dull; grain 10 Liverpool, 4.o.
Butter frmi Western Creamery. AtI&c
state, 31eS2c.
Cheese dull; Western Flat, llGl2Ac; state FAC
tory, ln1lsac.
Eggs nrm state. S51.C Western. 5o6Gc.
Sugar steady; Refined CuLoaf, 6I.C Granu.
lated. 6ll.lSflSAc
Tallow steady Prime City. 4s,c.
Rice dull Carolina. fair 10 good ..
Coffee dull. but nrm fair cargoSs, l4kC.
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DssVsDsn Rsss. 81 lAsaisvnis sad Johu
snsvery. Of Rapho. Pass Away.
Repjamin Rutt died at his home in the
village OF Landisville, on Saturday, Of liver
complaint aged 70 years In his time
he was one OF the most progressive and
successful farmers in that section OF the
county. His was married three times. Bis
first wife was Miss Frantz, Of Bird.in.Hand ,
the second, Mrs Brubsker, OF Drumore, and
the third Miss Florey, OF York county, who
survives him. He leaves eleven children, as
follows Abraham, Q farmer near Petersbufg;
Benjamin f., farmer near Dsndisyille
Aaron, Adam and Simon, who are Interested
In the pillow works at Mount JOY Israel, who
resides in Landisville, and the wife of NJ.
G. Musser, OF Lsndisville. The funeral
takes place on Tuesday morning, and the
interment will be made at the Mennonite
church in Landisville
Farmer John snaSely
John Snsvely, OF Rspbo, near the Lsncss-
ter junction, died on Sunday morning OF
paralysis, the result Of a stroke on Saturday.
The deceased was conscious up TO the time
OF his death. He had never been sick before
the illness which caused his death. He occu-
pied the farm upon which his father, jacob
Snsyely, settled short y ai>sr the Revolution.
His iatber owned q saw mill on the Chickies
creek and furnished the timber used In the
construction of Trinity Lutheran steeple
Mr.. Snsvely's wife Is dead aud he leaves
eight children. Jacob Is Mennonite
preacher, Ban pismin and David are millers on
Hammer creek, back OF LititZ, Jonas lives on
the home farm and Samuel has another farm
in Rspho There are also three daughters
The funeral takes place on Wednesday.
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Maytown Notes,

The Lutheran church is holding a series OF
revival meetings
The Reformed church, OF which Mr.. Il. +.
Goss OF the senior class of +. & NJ seminary
Is pastor, held Its annual meeting on Jsnu.
uary lat, at which the following officers were
elected: Elders, Henry Ferry for years,
Paris Epler for one year; deacon, Heisler c.
Ferry for years; trustee, Lemon Sload ;
treasurer OF offerings, Lille Shireman (;
sexton, Jos Shiremsn. The Sunday school
Is in hourishing condition under the able
superintendency OF Mr.. Sweiler. The election
Of its officers for the ensuing year took place
on Saturday evening last
Our honOred citizen, General s. Cameron
attended the funeral Of the late General
Logan, al which he served as one of the pail.
bearers.
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Very Cold Weather

s-ndat morning opened clear and cold.
About o'clock snow began to fall, and con.
tinued for an hour or two. Then north.
wester set in and blowed violent gale for
the balance OF the day driving the mercury
down TO about 10 above zero. Sunday night
The wind ceased, but the mercury continued
10 go down until in some badly exposed
places II reached zero. At SchrOysr's mer.
curry II was two degrees below zero, At West
Willow aud New Holland it marked zero
In this city 1t was in most places from four 10
six degrees above.
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York Eight; Baltimore Three.

= rafting cooking main, between Bslti-
more and York birds, took place Saturday a,
Bishops trotting course, near Baltimore,
which attracted large crowd. The main
was fought in large room near the saloon
on the course, and was for $500 side, with
two SIDE nights at s25 side. The lighting be.
gan on Friday, but the principal birds were
pltted on Saturday. About ffty persons
fron York accompanied the birds, which
were Of special breed, and succeeded In win
ming considerable OF the Baltimoreans'
money. The betting Was lively, aud after
the second fight SATURDAY. was siOo TO $50 on
the visiting coops. OF the fights York won
eight and Baltimore three.
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College Hin Notes.

King winter reigns on college campus in
all his splendor and glory. The trees are
clad IN royal garments OF wopdrous besuty
to do honor to the dignity Of the princely
court 1t affords great pleasure to take a
walk through this palstisl garden and 10 ad.
mire the numberless blossoms OF ice.
The closing term Of the first century of +
& NJ. college begins Thursday next at 10 a
m. Prof. J. L. kershner will deliver the
inaugural address.
The academicsl department has been great =
improved under its present management
Prof. Moore and his wife are untiring In their
efforts 10 make the academy q comfortable
home for all its students, Their social gather
ings In the large psrlor are attractive and in
teresting, and are also very much enjoyed by
those who occasionally visit the scademicsl
home.
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NEW YORK. Jan. $3.50 p. m.-Money loaned
at from peg cent Exchange quiet st4s9
I 4S. Governments strong. Currency 5's. o. =
biz as Coup, o. 27l. bid ! KS do, q lOlS It'd
The stock market opened strong, and dur
ing the first few min nutes, under the leadership
Of the coal stocks, advanced ). TO per cent.
Richmont West Point Terminal WAS e1cep.
uonally weak and declined per cent on sell.
ing, said 10 be Tor the account Of insiders. The
market su oseG eGuenuy became dy Il and continued
inactive 10 midday, when selling Tor both &C.
counts caused decline OF l.. to 81 per cent At
the present writing the market ls steady.
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Accident 10 the Mali Train

The mail tram west on tho Pennsylvania
railroad met with an accident at Bird-ln- Hand
this morning, which detained the train about
an hour. The main-pin which couples
me drlving wheels with the plston-rod broke
on Inc lett eide OF the engine and It took an
hour to make the necessary repair. The
cabin and foot board Of the engine we O
badly damaged, and the ties were cut for
some distance. The accident happened lust
- INC ualn was coming to stop, or It would
have been much more destructive.
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Philadelphia Cattle Marke.

PHILApElFHIA, Jan. s-Beef cattle receipts
.or week vere-Beeves 2ioo; sheep. s,ooo, Hogs
100. Previous veek-Beeves, 1900 sheep
GOO Hogs, 9,CU.
Beef: cattle, l.eAc higher; Extras. SSG
6*c; good. S.SSSc; medium, +S6Sc com.
mon, s6..c.
Sheep &c higher extra, Sk6sIc: good. 80
az ssSc. medium 'e''o : common .G''' Lambs
Hogs &c higher at e'4G7c.
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A Thrilling Ehnrrh

The manual of the Presbyterian Memorial
church has been received, showing the
thriving condition of that church under the
vigorous psstorate Of Rev. Thomas Thomp,
son. The ruling elders are Geo. Wolf, W.
{, Buchanan, D. Ii. Bartholomew, Isaac n.
Sloan. The trustees are James X. Gsryfp,
president II. c. Moore, treasurer Isaac n.
Sloan secretary Henry II. Holton, Isaac l..
Bauman, Harry NJ. Eichly, Franklin Hsines,
Henry EckmaD, John Black.
The roll of honor ot the Sunday school Is
also published.
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a Temperance Lecture.

The mayor bad fifteen cases to dispose OF
this morning. Eleven OF the number were
yagrants. One was honest enough to admit
that he had no home but jails and work
houses. He was given home for 80 days IN
the work-house aud three more of the gang
accompanied him for a similar period. Two
dfunks were sent 10 Jail for Il We days and a
third, married woman, who has become A
drunkard, was sent out for ten days. One
young man Was discharged.
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harry SaWville a weak minded young
man, living on West Grant street, was ar.
rested on Saturday night for threatening to
XII his mother, on a warrant issued by Al.
German McGinn, Arrangements will be
made TO send him TO the insane asylum IL
was feared that he would commit su icide and
handouts have been kept on him since he
has been in the station house,
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MY Alfred NJ. Sieoer calls upon us to-day
20 INFORM ua that all the charges made again .,
him connecting him with recent forVeriss sra
entirely false. We cheerfully give him The
beneit OF his statement
All OF the stock of Alfred Sieber which il
not In dispute has been sold by the sheriff,
The amount realized was S3,533
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-03
Received q COLD watch,

Jacob Stumpt spent happy holiday sea.
son. He ia the foreman for John Adam
Burger, and has for months past been devot.
ing bis time and energies to the completion
OF the handsome Steinman building on West
King street. In recognition of his efficiency
Mr.. George Steinmsn last week presented
Mr.. Stumpf with fine gold Lancaster watch
Keystone movement, one Of the finest made.
II all employers had such consideration for
their employees a. Mr.. Steinman, there
would be no such word as "strike" in the
English language.